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See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. Seller notes: “ This product has passed our meticulous quality checks and is guaranteed to be in great condition. With over 3 million ratings, you can buy from us with confidence. ” Leading Role: Tom Berenger, Denis Arndt, Byron Mann, John Doman, William Duffy Format: DVD Director: P.J. Pesce Sub-Genre: Action Release Year: 2004 Region Code: Region 2 Rating: 15 Edition: 1 disc(s) Genre: Action & Adventure EAN: 735. Description Tom Beckett (Tom Berenger) returns, this time as the National Security Agency's secret weapon. When NSA agents William Avery (Dennis Arndt) and Richard Addis (William Duffy) hire Beckett to terminate a suspected terrorist, he takes on the mission without a qualm, but when he discovers that his target is an old friend of his, he begins to suspect that his employers' motives are not what they claimed.

Sniper 3 (2004) - Master Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Beckett is the U.S. Marine Corps' most decorated sniper. His has taken out warlords, drug lords.

Beckett undertakes a mission of his own to get to the bottom of the mystery. Credits Leading Role 1 Tom Berenger Director 1 P.J. Pesce Leading Role 2 John Doman Leading Role 3 William Duffy Additional Roles by Denis Arndt, Byron Mann Features Release Format DVD Rating 15 Release Year 2004 Genre Action/Adventure Additional Genre General Language English Subtitle Languages Arabic, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish Running Time 87 minutes EAN 735. One Too Many Snipers! Well, I have to say Tom Beringer, just looked like a tired old man, who should have called it a day with Sniper 2. This film had a weak storyline, with an oriental mixture, by teaming him up with a young wannabe 'Bruce Lee' so as to add some athletical action that Tom can no longer bring to the action scenes as he once did.

However, if your a Beringer fan as I am, especially in the role of Sgt.Beckett then its worth the purchase and complete the trilogy of this fictional character. Pic simulator ide 5.21.

Greetings from Lithuania. Now that's a nice one action film. I love the first 'Sniper'. It was my childhood film. Me with my friends watched 'Sniper', 'Rambo' hundreds of times. That was a GREAT (slow) action film. Years later, i watched 'Sniper 2'.

I don't even want to remember that one because there is nothing to remember. Couple of days before i saw 'Sniper Reloaded' (like 'Matrix Reloaded' heh) and - what a surprise, i really liked this movie. Sure there isn't anything special - no SGI or Oscar worthy stuff, just a simple low budget action movie. And it works. Maybe because i was a fan of the first 'Sniper' i really liked this one. The lines where they remember 'a father' are a great ones (to the fans of the first one). Overall it's a really nice one film, just don't expect much and you will be really surprised.

My vote is 7, but because i'm a fan of the first one i'm actually giving this one a solid 8. This movie has good quality action, good sound effects, and not too bad for an action movie. Script is very weak. Poor dialogs and poor acting is pulling the quality of the movie down.

I guess actors are inexperienced but doing their best with limited talents they got (or limited by the script - not sure). Storyline is all right. It has a little twist but it becomes apparent at the start of the movie. No deep emotions and drama element, although, there was enough room for it in the story. If you are looking for a thriller or a serious action movie, this is NOT it. This is something little better than a tele drama, which will keep you occupied till the end.

There are few 'adult elements' in the movie: a short sex scene, shooting, blood, and display of child soldiers. We see the son (Chad Michael Collins) of the original Sniper (Tom Berenger) in a story that goes up and down a bit. The part where the whole team gets wiped out shows some good directing and camera-work in my eyes, but the whole story goes a bit downhill after that, and with it, the directing and that same camera-work. There's a whole lot of running back to bases and then back into the jungle, on the way there's a very stubborn rebel that can take about 6 snipershots and the skirmishes and battles get more and more amateuristic near the end.

In the final I found the 'feared evil' sniper being rather clumsy and he didn't come across as a well-trained soldier. Maybe I am just a bit disappointed that this is not really about the sniper, it is about finding the sniper. I never got that thrill from this movie of what a sniper feels and sees - thats basically what I wanted to see. I kinda feared a disaster coming when I first heard about this movie only a couple of months before its release. No Berenger, at all. Some guy I never heard of playing his son. However Billy Zane's involvement sounded promising(although it had the taste of 'we couldn't get Berenger, so here have Zane instead') The trailer looked solid but showed absolutely nothing that could probably have promised quality of the first Sniper.

After having watched the final product, I have to admit that I enjoyed it. Chad Michael Collins plays a charismatic character but underacts in some situations for my taste(final kill). His physical appearance is very close to Berenger's.

Think of Bruce Li in Bruceploitation terms;) Billy Zane has just enough screen time to qualify his second name listing in the credits. He comes a lot more likable than in the first movie and has some gory kills and cool one-liners. The remaining characters also do their jobs pretty well considering their limited screen time.

The script is nothing special but so were the scripts for the first 3 movies. It pays a lot of homages to its predecessors for example in some kills and camera shots. It's clear that the makers have seen the original movies and were trying hard to bring the most enjoyable elements from those movies into the reboot.

The typical 'mission went wrong, fight on your own, cover up a conspiracy' element is there. As usual for the snipers series the main bad guys are not evil 'just because the script says so' but have realistic motivations.

The sex scene comes out of nowhere but is needed to make some later plot points more realistic. This surely could have been made in a more fluent and less forced way.

The camera work is solid. The shaky cam is nowhere as annoying and overused as in a lot of new action movies ala The Expendables. There are some beautiful landscape shots and the locations are always exciting to look. The mounted on the weapon camera angle is competently done for a movie of this budget league, although admittedly somewhat less impressive in the year 2011 than in 1998. The action scenes are shot furiously.

Like in the first 3 movies there are not many of them, but when they come, they come with a bang. The more dialog-heavy scenes in between always have something going on and never feel like boring padding.

Some weak points of the action scenes is that the baddies seem to like to run towards the sniper's hideout without shooting just to be easily killed instead of trying to hide. Maybe they are just in panic, don't get where the shots are coming from and think that they are running from the shots and not into them. Maybe it's the director's fault, both possibilities are realistic. The soundtrack is nowhere as subtle-but-memorable as Gary Chang's soundtrack in the first two movies and also not as melancholic as the American Beautyesque soundtrack of the third Sniper movie. It sounds generic however it fits to the mood of the slower scenes and gets more energetic in the action scenes. It still manages to play a couple of similar tunes to the Chang version.

Not much to complain about. In conclusion I have to say that the Sniper series treated their fans way better than other series based on movies from the 90ies(see Darkman, Anaconda, Operation Delta Force). They might not be masterpieces and surely the Sniper sequels have been criticized for some factual errors in their plots/weapons/locations. In these regards 'Sniper: Reloaded' may not be different. However for fans it is a great reboot of a series that just could not have survived with an aging Tom Berenger.

I would never had thought that I would say that but: Introducing Beckett's son to series was probably the best solution in order to being able to continue the series. With Billy Zane the producers have established connection to an important character from the first movie. While the movie never feels like it belongs into the cinemas, it is obvious that everyone involved put huge effort into making the final result as good as possible. Which sadly is not that common in today's DTV movies. Ratings Sniper: Reloaded 8/10 (with a possible fan-boy bonus of 1.5-2 points:) ) For reference: Sniper 1: 9.5/10 Sniper 2: 6/10 Sniper 3: 6.5/10 With that in mind: Make another one! This movie is far better than the previous sniper instalments at least the ones I remember seeing, first of all I'd like to commend the screen writers for the choice of setting, the savannah bathed in the African sun provided a unique and enchanting backdrop for good action shots. I found fascinating the way the producers made use of visual effects to create the blood splatter and the plot development was not too bad, the movie starts of in the future- with a court martial thus leading us back to the events that led Sgt Brandon Beckett to go AWOL in search of the sniper that wiped out his entire unit.

While I find that the story line keeps you interested in finding out how Beckett intends to find the sniper it doesn't give you a punchy ending, I feel the endgame was rushed through and the villain (masiello) disposed of in a manner that defied the reputation that the writers had so painstakingly built to create. Beckett received the unsolicited help of Miller (part played by Billy Zane) to achieve his mission, Miller is a friend of his late father and being something of a sniper legend offers to help his friends son along on his mission.

In the end director Claudio Fah I feel will need six stars from me for the effort. Recommendation: Watch the movie.